Chemtrol
Chemtrol 6511 Tee 1 1/2 In S x S x S 1360 PSI
Schedule 80 Kynar tee with 1 1/2 in solvent-weld ends rated to 1360 PSI from 73 to 280 Deg F per ASTM D-3222
- Schedule 80 wall handles 1360 PSI service pressure
- Kynar construction resists chemicals from 73 to 280 Deg F
- S x S x S solvent sockets simplify pipe branching
- Red colour matches ASTM D-3222 identification standard
- Zoro Select 6511 tee fits 1 1/2 In piping systems
Application & Purpose
This Chemtrol tee fitting connects three 1 1/2 inch solvent-weld pipes in a branch configuration. It is designed for industrial piping systems that require high chemical resistance and elevated temperature performance.
Pressure & Temperature Limits
The Schedule 80 Kynar construction withstands a maximum pressure of 1360 PSI at 73 degrees Fahrenheit. The material remains serviceable across a continuous temperature range of 73 to 280 degrees Fahrenheit.
Critical Specification
The fitting is manufactured from Kynar (R) polyvinylidene fluoride to ASTM D-3222 standards. This specific fluoropolymer material determines compatibility with aggressive chemicals and high-purity process fluids.
Highlights
- Schedule 80 wall handles 1360 PSI service pressure
- Kynar construction resists chemicals from 73 to 280 Deg F
- S x S x S solvent sockets simplify pipe branching
- Red colour matches ASTM D-3222 identification standard
- Zoro Select 6511 tee fits 1 1/2 In piping systems
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I solvent-weld the 1 1/2 inch S x S x S sockets on this Schedule 80 Kynar tee, and what is the common mistake?
Cut pipe square, deburr, apply CPVC cement to both socket and pipe, insert with a quarter turn, hold briefly; the common mistake is skipping the quarter turn, which leaves an unbonded gap.
What maintenance or replacement will this Kynar tee need over its service life?
Kynar resists corrosion and scaling, so the tee itself needs no scheduled replacement; inspect joints annually for stress cracks or leakage and replace only if damage appears.
At what temperature does the 1360 PSI pressure rating of this tee begin to drop?
The 1360 PSI rating applies at 73 °F; above that temperature the allowable working pressure decreases progressively up to the 280 °F limit.
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